Happy Hand Therapy week to SportsMed’s team of Hand & Upper Extremity Specialists! 👋🏼👋🏽👋🏿 👋🏼Hand Therapists specialize in treating conditions of the hand, fingers, wrist, elbow, and shoulder, working with patients to improve their function and reduce pain. 👋🏽SportsMed’s team of Hand & Upper Extremity Specialists are Occupational Therapists (OTR/L) by education, with specialized training in treating the hands & upper extremities. 👋🏿SportsMed is fortunate to have several Certified Hand Therapists (CHTs) on our team. CHTs have additional training and clinical experience, and pass a rigorous certification exam to receive their credentials. SportsMed is proud to offer this specialized service to our patients. Thank you to our team of Hand & Upper Extremity Specialists for providing the highest quality of care!
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Investing in early childhood allied health services is vital for ensuring every child has the best start in life. Occupational Therapy Australia (OTA) and Speech Pathology Australia (SPA) are urging state and federal governments to fund and support occupational therapy and speech pathology as key elements of early childhood foundational support. These services are crucial in helping children with disabilities or developmental concerns reach their full potential. By prioritising these supports, we can ensure that all children receive the care they need to thrive. https://lnkd.in/gZhD2UWn Tribus Health
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Happy OT month to our sister therapists! While pelvic floor therapy is a newer specialty for occupational therapists, it is on the rise as another avenue for all folks to get help for their pelvic floor dysfunction. Through the lens of (I)ADLs an OT’s role in pelvic health can include: 🌟 Toileting and hygiene (continence needs, control of urination and bowel movements) and sexual activity 🌟 Sleep hygiene and ensuring sustained sleep habits without disruption and nighttime toileting needs. 🌟 Ensuring full participation in work, play, and leisure activities to improve confidence and comfort in performing these activities. Women’s and pelvic health therapy specialists can be scarce in certain areas. The flourishment of this specialty for occupational therapists means more people can have access to care. GWHI promotes pelvic health through physical therapy, but we are excited to see the growth of the OT pelvic and women’s health specialists.
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To mark Stroke Awareness Month, we explore the life-altering impact of stroke, the critical importance of timely intervention and neurorehabilitation and the role medico-legal experts play. 🔵 Neurorehabilitation is a vital component of stroke recovery, focusing on helping survivors restore function and adapt to new limitations, while promoting independence and enhancing quality of life as much as possible. 🔵 It involves a multidisciplinary approach, including physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, and psychological support. For teams handling medico-legal cases involving stroke survivors, understanding the role and impact of neurorehabilitation is essential to ensure they can advocate for their clients effectively. 🔗 Find out more: https://lnkd.in/eYcgkBC7 #ActionOnStrokeMonth2024 #StrokeAwareness.
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Are you a physiotherapist or occupational therapist who wants patients to do more physical activity? Exergaming is your solution then! ✅ EvolvRehab’s suite of multi-therapy Exergames have been used around the world for over a decade to treat neurological and age-related conditions including Stroke, Traumatic Brain Injury, Multiple Sclerosis, Parkinson’s, Cerebral Palsy and falls and frailty in older adults. 🤝 We co-design our exergames with therapists and patients themselves. 👇 Have a look at how you can use EvolvRehab to help your patients! #stroke #NeuroRehab #FallsPrevention #Exergaming
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Did you know that occupational therapists (OTs) play a vital role in rebuilding lives after orthopedic injuries? 💪 Here’s how they make a difference: 1️⃣ Functional Rehabilitation: OTs focus on restoring daily activities like dressing, cooking, and working. 2️⃣ Pain Management: Through tailored self-management techniques, OTs help manage pain and discomfort. 3️⃣ Home Modifications: OTs assess home environments and recommend modifications and/or equipment to enhance safety and accessibility.
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What should we cover next on the Vivistim blog? 💬 We want to see your suggestions in the comments. ⬇️ Stroke experts spanning the continuum of care have contributed to our blog, answering questions frequently asked during our webinars: ✅ Post-stroke rehabilitation treatment terms ✅ Questions to ask an occupational therapist ✅ Financial aid post-stroke ✅ The story behind Vivistim and the Edison Award ✅ Life after stroke ✅ Neuroplasticity in stroke rehabilitation ✅ PT vs OT ✅ The effectiveness of Paired VNS Therapy 🔜 Fine motor vs gross motor See a topic you're interested in? Tap here to read our blog and review Vivistim safety information: https://qrcodes.pro/HV3OzU. #strokeblog #strokeawareness #strokesupport #stroketherapy #strokerehab #strokesurvivors
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I am an Occupational Therapy (OT) Student, and I am passionate about the adult, geriatric, and mental health populations. OT can be applied to every aspect of an individual's life - we focus on helping you get back to your daily activities, or "occupations," no matter what the problem may be that's keeping you from them. After a stroke, or following a back or heart surgery, or during a manic or depressive episode - an OT can help with any or all of these. We work in hospitals, in schools, in outpatient clinics, and more. Physical and mental rehabilitation is our wheelhouse, and I love making an impact in patients' lives. The way a patient's face can light up when calling my name - it's a joy. #SHUOT2024
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Neuromodulation and Occupational Therapy are redefining recovery paths for neurological disorders! Neuromodulation, utilizing targeted brain stimulation techniques, synergizes with Occupational Therapy's tailored approach. By fine-tuning neural pathways, it elevates the impact of therapy sessions, empowering individuals to relearn essential skills and regain independence. This collaborative frontier not only maximizes functional gains but also opens doors to innovative research, promising a brighter future for those navigating neurological challenges. #neuromodulation #neurorehabilitation #occupationaltherapy #tailoredintervention #independence
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